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Web Design & Development
High-converting websites built for the modern web.
Most websites are judged on how they look and fail on everything else: they load slowly, they cannot be edited without a developer, and the thing you most wanted a visitor to do is three scrolls below where they stopped.
I design and build sites where those are the constraints from the start, not a round of fixes afterwards.
Who this is for
You are a business whose site is the first serious impression, and it is currently either dated, slow, or impossible to update. You want a small number of pages that do their job properly rather than twenty that dilute each other. You want to publish a case study without filing a ticket.
Who this isn't for
If you are running multi-warehouse retail with complex inventory, that is a specialism with its own tooling and you will be better served there. If you have a designer already and need only implementation, that is a fair engagement, but it is not where this is strongest.
How the work runs
It starts with what the site has to achieve and who it has to convince, then a structure that puts the argument in the order a visitor actually reads it. Design happens in the browser early, because a layout that only exists in Figma has not met a real viewport or a real sentence length.
Then the build: semantic, fast, accessible, and wired to a CMS so your team can publish without me. Performance and accessibility are checked as it goes, because they are architectural, not cosmetic.
What this looked like on JK Group USA
A video production company whose work was premium and whose website said otherwise. Identity and site were one project across six weeks, which meant the brand was tested on real layouts as it was designed rather than handed to a developer as a document to interpret.
The result was a responsive marketing site that made the same impression as the showreel which, for a company selling visual storytelling, was the entire brief.
What you leave with
A live site you own, built on a stack you can hire for. A CMS your team can publish from. Page-level SEO controls that are editable rather than hardcoded. Real performance and accessibility, verified. And the source, documented, with no dependency on me to keep it running.
My Process
Content & Strategy
We structure your site's information architecture to tell a compelling brand story.
Visual Design
Creating bespoke, high-performance layouts that reflect your brand and drive action.
Custom Build
Developing your site with clean, modern code for instant load times and perfect responsiveness.
Launch & SEO
Deploying your site with a technical SEO foundation to ensure you are visible from day one.
Case Studies
Related Projects
Need a site that earns its keep?
Tell me what the site has to do and who has to use it. If a template would serve you better, I'll say that.
Sampath took NiViH Weaves from an idea to a working store: the design, the storefront, the admin, payments, shipping, all of it. What I value most is that I can run it myself: I add a saree, change the homepage, or apply a discount without calling a developer. It looks like the brand I wanted, and it works.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do you design the site, build it, or both?
Both, and that is deliberate. A design handed over as a picture gets reinterpreted in code, and the compromises happen where nobody is looking. Designing and building it means what you approve is what ships.
What do you build it with?
Astro for content-driven sites, with a CMS your team can publish from without a developer. This site runs the same stack, so the reasoning is on show rather than claimed.
How long does a marketing site take?
Four to eight weeks for a typical marketing site. JK Group USA ran six, and that included the brand identity being designed alongside it rather than before it.
Can my team edit it afterwards?
Yes, and that is the point of the CMS layer. Copy, images, case studies and page-level SEO are editable in a browser. If a change needs a developer every time, the site is already failing you.
What about performance and accessibility?
They are constraints during the build rather than a pass afterwards. Semantic markup, keyboard navigation, real contrast ratios, images at the sizes they render. Retrofitting these costs more than doing them first.
Do you do e-commerce?
Yes. NiViH Weaves went from an idea to a working store: storefront, admin, payments and shipping, set up so the owner adds a product or runs a discount without calling a developer. Large multi-warehouse retail is a different specialism, but a brand that needs to sell well online is squarely this.
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